Speaking to reporters in Johannesburg on Tuesday, Erasmus acknowledged the debate around the contrasting styles the two sides displayed during the opening leg of the Nations Championship. New Zealand led the tournament in carries and metres made, playing an up-tempo, ball-in-hand brand of rugby against France, Italy and Ireland. Erasmus refuses to show his handErasmus refused to reveal how South Africa intend to approach their upcoming showdown with the All Blacks, insisting it is too early to commit to a specific game plan. Erasmus explained that the Springboks' tactical approach will largely depend on who starts at flyhalf. The Springbok coach also revealed that the provincial clashes will carry added significance for several players hoping to break into the national team.